HTML Fundamentals
By Matt Milner
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At the core of web development is a thorough knowledge of HTML. In this course, HTML Fundamentals, you’ll learn how to build web pages. First, you’ll cover the basics of HTML markup. Next, you’ll explore lists, tables, and text. Finally, you’ll discover how to add images to your web pages. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of HTML that will help you as you move forward to web development.
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Matt is an independent consultant with expertise in web application design and development and systems integration. As a writer, Matt has contributed to several journals and magazines such as MSDN Magazine. Matt regularly shares his love of technology by speaking at local, regional, and international conferences such as DevWeek, Prairie Dev Con, That Conference, and VS Live. As a Pluralsight Author, Matt has created more than 30 courses on the topics of web, mobile, and cloud development.
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Hi everyone. My name is Matt Milner, and welcome to my course HTML Fundamentals. I'm an independent software developer and trainer focused primarily on web and cloud development. HTML's the technology behind the trillions of web pages that exist today, from simple research papers to rich online shopping experiences or social media applications. In this course, you'll learn the basics of HTML and how to build web pages using text, links, and images. In this course, we're going to give you the fundamental concepts you need to build web pages. Some of the major topics we'll cover include how HTML documents are interpreted by web browsers, creating links between web pages and within web pages, using markup to manage how your text is presented to the user, and adding images, lists, and tables to your web pages. By the end of this course, you should be comfortable building basic web pages using HTML. Before beginning the course, you only need to have a desire to learn how to create web pages and a computer with a text editor. From here, you should feel comfortable diving into web development with courses on Cascading Style Sheets, HTML forms and new features in HTML5, and JavaScript and JavaScript frameworks like Angular, React, and View.js. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn HTML with the HTML Fundamentals course at Pluralsight.
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